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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-13
A new
jEWELRY s WATCH FIRM

Thankful for the liberal patronage /
have received, and having sold out all
my right and interest In tho jewelry
and matchmaking bueiness at 81 Mar.
ket street, 10 Smyth q Fell, l recon-
mend them to the generous support OF
my former pstrona, and solicit for
them their patronage.
DAVID P. SMYrH.
The undersigned having purchased
the rights and interests of the above old
established stand respectfully call at.
tention TO their large stock of new
goods, among which are the following,
with the prices attached:
Rogers & Bros knives,
silver plated, S2.75 per doz.
Casters, S. and up. Pickel
casters, SI.so up.
Teaspoons, S. per 6oz.
Gents solid silver, stem
winding, American lever
watch, ST. up.
Ladies American lever
watches from $40 up.
| Gents geld watch, Ameri-
can lever, $50 up.
| Nickel alarm clock, best
in the market, guaranteed,
Size.
| S.day walnut striking
clock, s2.7s.
4 All goods guaranteed as
represented. We have a
large stock OF Diamonds
which we intend selling
livery cheap. Diamond finger
rings tzo1a s. up; everything
. as cheap in proportion. Give
us a call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-13
If There Is Any Path
To success Except
Merit, We Don't
Know 1t And
Don't Want
7 o.

We are doing the Clothing
Business because the public rec.
|ognizes our qualities as the best
and our prices the lowest. There
is more money wasted on custom
made Clothing than there ought
TO be. The old prejudice against
ready-nade Clolhing melts rap
idly before the beauty and fine
finish of cur vast stock. And the
saving of 80 per cent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-13

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w GRID man and wife; 20 Oh cctions To
going 70 The country: be Ing ancustomad IN
ft;;L work. Apply at 923 Orange 81. al3 US
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-13

you want no question .., o,SI,. ,s
of i dsus sI used in ~, your aI Py', ~
" want 70 know that a,st pp ,isn y
a ,l9 ,n store, Eighth y, sI @aOials
curscJ, neatne's an" =.
One application Of >. llh'.
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sia goI painters. n f.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-13

|WAN'ED--A OuLOKED Man Ann
tr"v VIE mo chiidren) to 20 TO the eoun.
Wy, snout miles. Must have good recom.
: en.ation CT no need OF applying. Adde'S
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-13

EaOH SALE, kNOkANGE Or KENT, A
~ .oomed house, stable and acres Of
land, II miles from Wiimlnston. Posses
zion al once. GEO. X. TO WNSEND, 6l4
Market street. ais Ct
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-13

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Services To.day-iinss IEnll-Olurch Notes

Services To~.day-Hhsn N~hll-0lmrch Notes
and Personals.
Scarlet fever is quite prevalent here.
J. l.. Walton, OF Philadelphia, is in the
city On business.
George Allen. Of Chlcigo, ia visiting
friends in this city.
The Mayor has issued q .equee! that all
business holses be closed to-day.
The Chautauqua Circle picnic at Ridge.
ways promiaes to be a grand success.
The band boys cleared a nice sum from
tho proceeds OF their concert some time
since.
9. l.. Sca!terdsy, proprietor Of the sher.
man houne, ID vletting in tue interior 0!
the State.
Mrs. John Kinney, who haa bsen sick
for quite a long time, Ia no better and little
hopes arc entertained for her recovery.
A match game OF base ball was played
on tho Island Saturday between the
Ec!ipae, Of thia city. and the Linsly Inati-
tuse club, OF Wheeling, which gave Bridge
port her first victory this SEASON. Score,
10 to s, in favor Of Eclipse.
Decoration day will be obuerved to-day
with unusuR. interest. The Post Of tho
G. A. r. will form in front OF their hall at
IL O'Clock and march to the cemetery,
where the services OF tho day will be- held,
and afterwmd the decorating Of the graves
will take place.
Rev. MIR. Lake. q minister in attendance
ut the conference Of tho German Lutheran
church at Etnaville, preached in the
Presbyterian church here yesterday to q
large congregation. Rev. Mr.. Thomas,
alao All attendant ut tho conference, occu.
pied the NJ. i. church pulpit yesterday,
and delivered n very interesting sermon
10 a large congregation.
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THE CONFIRMATION
~ 1T. Rev. bishop Kahn Mt tho Cathedral
and ST. Aiphonsus Church-Tho solemn
Services Of the Day-whit.sunday OBJ.
serynnce Ia the Other Churches.

Yesterday, The seventh Sunday after
Easter, was Whitsunday, or "Whilsun.
tide,"a day on which the Catholic and
Episcopal churches celebrate the coming
down Of the Holy Spirit on the Day Of
Pentecost. The origin Of the day and the
derivation Of It's name date back to the
earliest days Of the church, when the
Chrlatiaus attended services annually DO.
tween Easter and Pentecost clad In white
robes, which gave the day Ito name
White Sunday" or white Sunday
timo." In the Episcopalian Church yes
terday white flowers were protusely used
In decoration, and the services were all Of
an appropriate character. At the Cathe'
dral Frat Communion was administered
10 a class OF one hundred and twenty
youth, fifty Of whom were boys and sew.
cnty girls.
The claes received their First Commu.
MON ct the early mass, celebrated by Mon
Bignor Sullivan. At this service the 1t.
Roy. Bishop addressed the children and
administered Holy Communion. At 1886
Pontlical High Mass was celebrated by
the RI. Raw. Bishop, attended by Mon
signor Sullivan as Assistant Priest; VERY
Rev. II. F. Psrke Al Deacon; Rev. Joseph
Mullen az tub.deacon, aud Rev. John
McElligott % Master Of Ceremonies. A,
this mass Monsignor Sullivan preached
and the RI, Rev. Biehop at the close o.
the service gave the Papal Bsnedictlon
At $3.50 p. NJ. Confirmation was admins
tered by the 1t. Rev. Bishop to the samt
number as received Holy Communion In
tho morning. The services were very i'm.
pressive and beautiful, and tho congrega.
ton filled the large Catbedral. p
AtS:30 r. M.,the Bishop sgain admins
tered the Sacrament Of Confirmation a
St. Alphonsus Church to q class fully ~
large as the M confirmed at the Cathe
dral. Tho members oil thia class received
their First Communion in the morning
and the services throughout the day wer,
the came as those at the Cathedral.
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Changes of Il. y o. officials.

s. B. Crawford. Esq, Master Mechanic
al Grafton, W. Va, for the last ak yeara,
has been transferred 10 Mount Glare, and
left to take charge Of that station to-day,
Mr. Crawford commenced IS general fore
man at Newburg, W. Va, in 1865. and
had great success in maintaining and
keeping his engines in such condition that
it Wal said that none before or SINCE have
ever done better work on the heavy grades
OF the Alleghenies than they did under
his supervision. In 1872 he was promoted
to Master Mechanic at Wheeling, In place
OF Mr.. w. II. Harrison, who was trans-
terred TO the Pittsburgh division as Master
OF Machinery. Mr.. Crawford, it is said,
Was Mr.. Harrison's choice to take his
place. He wGs again transferred Ra Master
| Mechanic TO ParkeIsbnrg in 1878 and re.
NAMED there till 1850, and was then
transferred TO Grafton as Division Master
| Mechanic, where he has remained until
called to Mount Glare, lie Isl Marylsuder
by birth, and his promotions in the me.
chanical department have go far given
general satisfaction.
The people oil Grafton sincerely regret to
loEe him rs, IL citizen; he has always taken
IN interest in everything that was for the
good Of the town and people generally.
Mr.. John Adair. who has been MI. Cfaw-
lords general foreman during the time be
has been at Grafton, will supercede him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-30
Enjoy life.

What " truly beautiful world We live in
Nature gives t8 grandeur OF mountains,
glcns and ocenns, and Thousands Of means
OF enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but how often do
tho majority Of people leel like giving 1t
up dishesrtened, discouraged and worn
out with diseme, when there lie no oca..
sion for this feeling, rs every nutferor can
easily obtain proof that Green's august
N0nsr will ,nake them ireo from diaoase
M when born. DyHpop1sa and Liver Com.
plant arN the direct caNRtR OF Beyenty-tivu
per cont OF Bnch mGlRhiuB M BiliouBnpps,
indignation, Sick lieahncic, CoativenosB,
Nervous Prostration, DizzinOas OF tho Head,
Falpitation OF tho Heart, and other din
.ressing symptotns. Inroc doses Of Au.
gust HolDsr will prove iA wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 centa. Try 1t. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-30
4 Mem orinl Day Suggestion.

TO The Editor Of Tie Inteligtnor.
SiR:-1n reading tho several notices In
your issue ofto.day regarding the rrppar-
atoms for Memorial Day observance in
several places noar by, 1t occurred to me
to make Il suggestion for that occasion.
On Memorial Day, 1886, | attended the
decoration Coremonies at the National
Cemetery at Grafton, and there saw q
pretty and appropriate service that is
worth repeating all over tho country this
year, and through snccCeding years.
Tho exercises Of the div were in charge
Of Meade Post No. G, Of Fairmont, a fine
looking body Of men, neatly uniformed.
Each member Of tho Post carried n cane
to the end Of which wns attached a
bouquet Of lowers. III marching, these
canes were carried at n "shouldor arms"
hut their special ugo was IN saluting the
flag at tho appropriate plnco in tho song
givOn below. Tho Post formed n square
about the lag and sang tho Gong, coming
to "anlute nrms" Mt tho words ''snluto the
flag" each tiiuo. But In repeating the
chorus alter tho second sianza instead OF
the worda ~"Haluto tho ilag," tho words
"sAlute our dead' wero uaed, tho canes
being lowered to tho ground in front, tho
bouquets touching tho earth.
ThlB exercise Immediately preceded tho
utrewing Of tho graves with iilwerg, and
seemed to me q very appropriate n l
learn that u comrado OF Meade Post
planned this exercise, and composed the
last refrain only III hour belore 1t VIVA
Bung.
Below will DO found tho song which
goes to tho tuno "Tenting Tonight on the
Old Uamp Ground" tho lust chorus
should DO sung very slowly.
sALu1E TIN TAG.
Air -''Tcntlng Tonight"
lIe, comradesl n cheer iot. tho glorious flag,
Tho lag 10 wondrouS ialrl
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Anthony Miller was arrested yesterday
on q warrant iasued by squire Phillips on
complaint OF Mrs. Mcconnell, and was
committed to Jail, bnt subsequently gave
bond in the sum Of sl00to keep the peace
for n year, and was released.
Robert Wlllinlns had d hearing before
Squire Davis Saturday OF a charge OF
beating his wife, and vas fined so and
costa and required to give 800 bond to
keep the peace for one yeat. In default oil
both he went 10 jail for twenty days.
Yesterday afternoon Sam Usselton
assaulted q teameter named Shaw on
CtiapliHo street, and struck hin n stun.
ming blow on the eye, knocking him down.
Uasclton will be ar,signed in police court
th;s morning.
Frank McKclvey, OF Bellairo, cut VIII.
liam Beck, a plumber, in tho side sstur.
day, with II huge pocket.knife. Officer
shor'a arrested McKelvey, and lie gave
%aecurity for his appearance in police court
this morning.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Decoration Dny-All Sorts of Local News
and Gossip.
Decoration Day services will be held in
@. W. Mitchell's grove.
Robert Campbell was married in Beaver
Falls last week to y young lady Of thai
place.
The dance given by the Lafayette Club,
in Its hall on Saturday night, WAS a decid.
I'd SUCCESS.
William Woodruff, sr., has returned
home, alter quite alcngthy visit in Green.
castle, Ind.
A match game Of ball between the
"scrap Beegars" aud u picked colored
nine, in Martins addition, resulted in 8
score Of % to 7 in favor Of the "Beggars.'
The O., L. & W. Railroad Company viii
run an excursion train to Ridgeway'e
Grove from here and Bridgeport to-day,
to the Bridgeport C%hautauqls Circle pic.
mic.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the
Treasurer OF Belmont county for K. r.
howell to collect taxes for Peass township,
Books are now open ct r.. T. Howell'e
store.
Rev. A. 3. alorrinon yesterday preached
his farewell sermon in the NJ. Z. church.
preaching a memorial sermon, the G. a,
X. Poat attending in a body. Rev. Mr.
Morrison has been occupying The
pulpit during Rev. L. D. Holtz's
journey through the Holy Land
but now that his mission is finished
he will hereafter be known as Col. A. B
Morrison, and will resume his business ir
the iron trade in the southwest.
Following ia she programme Tor the six
teenth annual COMMENCEMENT OF the
Martins Ferry High School, to be held n
Lafayette Hall, Friday evening, June 8
Prayer; chorus, Away, Away to the Fields
Of Green, J. r. Thomas; Grafton, The No
biIi:y OF Work, Charles ". Hoyla; clio
rus, The German Fatherlsnd; essay, Hope
our Leader, Alma V. Chesssil; part song
Up the Hill and Down the Dale, J. K
Thomaa; violin solo, 10 Csrneval do We
nice, Edw. Blumenberg; Madrigal, the
Shepherds Tell Me (Mazzlnghi) oration
Tho Duties Of citizenship, George ",
CheBselI; glee, Hank! the Curfsw's Sol
emn Sound, Atwood; presentation o.
diplomas, ]. Q. Cochran; chorus, Home
ward Bound, J.. r. Thomas; benediction
Certum ptte Jfnsm.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City ind Wheeling Folks
! NJ. Trs". lei }a, e Ahroatl. Hfa s ~ .

Strangers In the City n Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Miss Laura Sellers, Of Bellaire, is Wis.
iting Mrs. G. NJ. Shook.
Mr.. William Leighton, IT,, has Joined
his wife and daughter in Chicago.
NJ. L. Atwood, pastor Of the Dlsc: ples
Causch, is holding a series Of meetings at
PalatIne.
Rev. DR.. ]. 7. Mcclure ia attending the
General Assembly Of the U. P. church in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gibson and Miss
Virginia Gibson returned Saturday from
al extended Eastern trip.
Miss Kate, the charming daughter Of
Col. Robert White, was tho guest o.
friends in New Cumberland last week.
President William Smith, OF the A. F.
iG. ". u, OF Pittsburgh, was in the city
Saturday and returned home yesterday.
Capt. B. B. Dovener, Of this city, one o.
the best known and most popular veterans
in the State. will 60 to Wellsburg this
morning to deliver a Decoration Day ad'
dress. s
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On request OF the President OF tho Board
Of Directors Of the Childtcn's Home, l
have examined the report OF the Treasurer
as compiled from tho record OF receipts
ind expenditures for tho year ending May
|, 1857, and find same to be correct, bal
Hncs as shown by report being same US re-.
ported by bank. Respectfully,
Il. +. CRlswELL.
Thanks arc due and are hereby ten.
dered to Major Il, @. Catch, Of Cincinna-
ii, Ohio, for repairing ind painting the
roof OF tho Home building gratuitous!y.
The report OF the Committee on Invest
ments shows that tho endowment fnnd
hns boon steadily increasing, a favorable
testimony Of the safe and skillful invest
monts oil this committee aud the careful
management OF the iunds OF the Homo by
the persons to whom Is committed this
trust. While thanking God for tho strides
in advance the Home hs made, especial.
ly In tho lAst few years, We cannot close
this report without reminding tho CHART
able public Of the pressing demands
We have every month for charits-
bic work closely allied with our
pfesent enterprise, LOT which We have
not sufficient room md facilities. Such
departments no a nursery alter the Kim
derRafton method, where mothera, who 10
out to work, might lenve their children dur
ing tho day in good hands and call for
them In tho evening as they return. And q
boarders' department whore a father,
having lost his wife, could place hia chill.
dren In proper hAndu while he Is ut his
business. Such u department might be
almost solt.supporting. And, also. an old
ladies' home, whore iriendleBs and some.
whit iplrm old women Of our churches
and city will DO provided for.
Departments Of tlis nature would DO In
harmony with our present work, and
would not demand a worry great additional
outlay. We submit those greatly felt
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LorALBnEYITIEs.
matters OF Minor Momsnt in and About
|aNTwo marriaoe ~licenaeg were iaaued BAT.

80 --- epHi%
Matters of Minor Momsnt in and About
the City
Two marriage licenses were issued Bat.
urday.
Trs Brady War Views at the Grand
this evening.
CLsRK HOOK admitted two decide Of
trust 10 record Saturday.
THE Public Library block, corner Of
Market and Fourteenth streets, Is receiy-
Ing a handsome coat Of paint.
ALirrLR daughter Of bir. George schick,
living at No. 1927 Market street, fell down
stair, FIiday morning, sustaining painful
Injuries. 5T
TIiE work Of tearing down the old Fint
| ward gchool house to make way for a
handsome and modern new one has been
| commenced. At
AucrioNEER HALLgR Saturday sold three
lots 25xl00 feet, belonging to Adolph
Fritz, and located In the Eighth ward, 10
Mr.! Brinkman. Price, 1876 for two each
and $205 for the other.
A FEW Of the Wheeling physicians will
leave for Chicago next Monday to attend
tho annual meeting Of the American Med
ical Society, 10 be held there next week,
commencing on Tuesday. 8
DECORATION DAY will be observed on
The river division Of the Cleveland 4
Pittaburgh road. There will be no freigh,
trains run to-day, and all the freight de-
pots and offices WILDE closed.
TIE work Of widening and Strengthening
the Suspension bridge over the river II
progressing rapidly. All tho Q stee
cross beams arc In place. The bridge will
bc much improved in looks aud conven
fence when completed.
Ar a Meeting OF the Committee m Ar
rapSemOnts for the picnic Of Local Uniol
No. o, a. F. G. W. U. on June II, belt
Saturday, 1t was decided to give prizes ioI
q foot race to the amount OF $40, to be di
vided in three prizes, the first IS, the sec
ond So and the third 81.
THE work Of renovation at the DiacipleH
church ia being rapidly pushed forward
When completed, the interior Of THU
building promises to be the finest In tn,
city. The ireeco work, which Ia excep
tionally fine, IL being executed by Mcssru
spglter 4 Noll, OF Pittsburgh. Tho church
will be reopened Sunday, June IL.
THE Opera House band, Of this city, hal
boon engaged 10 furnish the music for thi
years Commencement exercises at tn,
State Uniyernity. The brass will play 10
the dress parades Of the cadets and civ,
concerts on the campus, and the orcheH
tfa will play at the several entertainments
by the societies. This organization play
ed there last year and gave great salts
faction.
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On Saturday last Mira. Anne NJ. Cum
Minis, Of this city, died in Philadelphia,
whittier she had gone for surgical treat.
.mcnt. Yesterday the remains wero
brought home. The sad event caused pro.
found BORROW in . large family connection
and among tho many friends to whom
Mrs. Cummins had endeared herself by
the gentlemen and kindness OF her char.
acter. She vas as widely beloved ss she
wGs known. Three BonR and two daugh.
terH mourn tho loea OF a devoted mother.
Mrs. CulUmins was the daughter OF the
late Samuel and Sydney OFT, and the
widow Of DR.. Robert Fl. CUMMING, n OF
WhecIing'a most eminent citizens and
physicians. She was for many years a
member Of the First Presbyterian Church.
The funeral takes place thin afternoon al
9 o'clock,
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An entertainment OF q very attractive
Os well es profitable character ia that to be
given at the Grand Opera House this
evening for the benefit OF the &. A. X.
Tho war viewsto be there shown tell their
own story, and preaent the history ot the
War Tor the Union more graphically than
il can be obtained in any other way. Only
thosE who participated can have u more
vivid idsa Of tla elories and IN. horro,s
Of VIA. than one who Foea thfsa pictures
and the advantages Of the method now
offered OF inspecting the operations OF war
are apparent.
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT.


The Term Does Not End Saturday rs was
Expected. W
Part II. OF the Circuit Court, Judge Ja,
cob's side, adjourned Saturday until
Wednesday next. Judge Boyd's Courl
will remain in session continuously. The
business was not finished Saturday, and II
WAS not possible to adjourn to court Ii
courae.
In Part One Judge Boyd, in the case O.
W. J. W. Oowden v. P. L. Kimberly, a
judgment was entered for S2lS 70.
In Part Two, in the case OF Edward P.
Allis ". the Ohio Valley Fire Insurance
Company, defendant filed 3 plea and
statement in writing.
In the case OF the BirKett Manufacturing
Company v. the American Insurance
Company, the judgment had against de
fendant was set aside ind defendants fled
4 plea and statement, a~pecifying certain
claims, conditions and warranties in the
policy which the defendant claims the
plaintiff Jailed to perform.
In the CAGE OF Robert II. G. Phillips and
D. z. PHILIPPE Y. Ann Fraucis and Pete,
aoAsIe, ueJEctA4oEAi tILt hehtE VI NVUeIi
Il. @. Phillips was suggested.
In the caae Of Thomss Mutdock, for use
OF John NJ. Hare v. tho franklin Insur.
ancs Company, it wac ordered that inter.
est on the verdict CT 4l,244 S. date from
May 90, 1873.
In the case OF Edward P. A!lis v. The
Standard Fire Insurance Company, plain.
tilt replied generally to the plea OF defend.
ant. The same Was done in the cases o
Edward P. Atlis Y. The Peabody Iusur'
ance Company, and Edward P. Allis v,
the Underwriters' Insurance Company.
The case Of Hargreayes v. P. L. kimber
ly Was dismissed.
In the Gaze O! Thomas and NJ. Griffith
v. Elijah Mariing, tho motion to set aside
the verdict for Si0S 76 and grant o new
tsial was oyernuled.
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A New Coal Company.

A company composed Of W. j. Kceyer,
B. D. Spi!lmau, J. N. Camden, J. A.
Wethorsll and J. N. Camden, jr., all oil
Parkenourg, has been organized under
the name OF "The Consumers Goal aud
Mining Company" to mine and sell the
rich coal veins at Camden City, Mason
county. They have 800 acres OF coal land
there. h. l.. Spillman will ba superin.
tendent Of the mines. Their principal
Office will be in Parkersbusg.